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What’s on your gardening calendar for November? The months of harvesting are winding down. Learn more about what to do in the garden in your region in November.
Drip irrigation helps keep plants healthy, and lets you water them deeply. When your lawn and garden and lawn are properly watered, you will save money.
Flowering bulbs like paperwhite narcissus and amaryllis brighten winter months with color and fragrance. Learn how easy it is to grow these winter flowering bulbs.
Now is a great time to prune, rake and mulch. As you tidy up the landscape, you’ll make it easier for the next gardening season.
Create an evergreen chandelier for your holiday table using trimmings from your yard, or purchased fresh greenery. Get the step-by-step tutorial from the gardening experts at the The Home Depot’s Garden Club.
Plant roses with these helpful tips. Growing roses is relatively easy when they get at least six hours of sunlight each day.
Give your outdoor space a facelift with a fresh layer of mulch.
Now that it’s getting cooler, gradually move houseplants inside when nighttime temperatures are consistently in the 50s, well before the first frost threatens.
Plant mums, pansies and more for gorgeous fall flowers and color all season long and beyond.
Plant blooming containers with cool weather annuals, including several that will last into winter.
Make cactus and other succulents part of your indoor plant line-up. They’re easy and low-maintenance plants, even for brown thumbs.